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Well, as for the hardware incompatibility. I have not heard this, but
even if it were true, it would simply require changing of code in the BIOS to add support. There should be a BIOS update if this were the case. Second, I would suggest a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 (you can decide if Audigy 2 is worth the extra money, otherwise go with the original Audigy). Finally, Sound Blaster Live are decent cards, but are going to be outdated very soon as Creative is looking to release their Audigy 3 here pretty soon. I would wait for that and then get an Audigy 2 after the prices drop  Nathan McNulty Jerry Wong wrote: > I heard that there is problem in using K7 mobo with sound blaster live. Will > it also with Vibra 128? > I am using Abit KT7A mobo with Althon 1.33G. Which sound card should I buy > to replace my sound blaster ISA? I need the sound card works in win98, > Linux (kernel 2.4 or above) and windows server 2003. > > Thanks. > Jerry > > > "Nathan McNulty" <(E-Mail Removed)> ??? > news:(E-Mail Removed) ???... > >>Try this link for drivers: >> >> > > http://us.creative.com/support/downl...DspLangID=1033 > >>It sounds like software problems, not IRQ which would be hardware >>conflicts. Try uninstalling all of the sounds drivers you have tried to >>install and go to the above mentioned link after you REBOOT. It will >>automatically detect your soundcard and download the latest drivers and >>install them for you. >> >>Nathan McNulty >> >>Alvin Brown wrote: >> >> >>>Hello >>> >>>Is it supported under Win XP >>> >>>Al >>> >>> >>>Clark Thomas wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>I'm trying to use a Creative VIBRA 128 (CT4810) soundboard, but no >>>>way. >>>>Using Crystal (Crystal SoundFusion) or Creative drivers, it isn't >>>>possible to do this board PLAY on Win98 (although in the Device >>>>Manager the device is displayed as functional). The MIDI output >>>>(I've a MIDI instrument attached) works OK, but when I try to play >>>>some WAVE file (.mp3, .wav, ...), the PC crash (freeze). >>>>I've already tryied to change the IRQ, I've used various drivers >>>>(as mentioned, some by Creative and others by Crystal), but all >>>>have the same behaviour (freeze the PC). I searched in the >>>>discussion groups and I found some problems related to this, but >>>>all without solution. >>>> >>>>In Win98, using the Creative driver, the configuration is as follow: >>>> >>>>- ECS L7VMM2 (motherboard) >>>>- The following boards is enabled: ethernet, video and modem (I >>>> disabled the onboard soundboard - the connector - jack - is >>>> burned) >>>> >>>>- IRQ's: 00 - system timer >>>> 01 - keyboard >>>> 02 - programmable interrupt controller >>>> 03 - acpi irq's >>>> 04 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 04 - acpi irq's >>>> 04 - via pci to usb ... >>>> 05 - creative vibra 128 legacy >>>> 06 - floppy controller >>>> 07 - lpt1 >>>> 08 - cmos >>>> 09 - irq sci ... >>>> 10 - acpi irq's >>>> 10 - hsp56 >>>> 10 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 11 - via rhine II ... >>>> 11 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 11 - creative vibra 128 >>>> 11 - s3 graphics prosavageddr >>>> 12 - ps/2 mouse >>>> 13 - numeric data processor >>>> 14 - pci ide >>>> 14 - pci ide >>>> 15 - pci ide >>>> 15 - pci ide >>>> >>>>- DMA's: 01 - creative vibra 128 legacy >>>> 02 - floppy controller >>>> 04 - dma controller >>>> >>>>The BIOS configuration: >>>> - PnP/PCI Configs >>>> - PnP OS Installed: No >>>> - Resources Controlled by: Manual >>>> - IRQ 3 to 11: Reserved >>>> - IRQ 12: PCI Device >>>> >>>>Now, using the Crystal driver: >>>> >>>>- IRQ's: 00 - system timer >>>> 01 - keyboard >>>> 02 - programmable interrupt controller >>>> 04 - acpi irq's >>>> 04 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 04 - via pci to usb ... >>>> 05 - acpi irq's >>>> 05 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 06 - floppy controller >>>> 07 - lpt1 >>>> 08 - cmos >>>> 09 - irq sci ... >>>> 10 - acpi irq's >>>> 10 - hsp56 >>>> 10 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 11 - via rhine 2 ... >>>> 11 - via vt83c572 pci to usb ... >>>> 11 - crystal soundfusion >>>> 11 - s3 graphics prosavageddr >>>> 12 - ps/2 mouse >>>> 13 - numeric data processor >>>> 14 - pci ide >>>> 14 - pci ide >>>> 15 - pci ide >>>> 15 - pci ide >>>> >>>>- DMA's: 02 - floppy controller >>>> 04 - dma controller >>>> >>>>A BIOS: >>>> - PnP/PCI Configs >>>> - PnP OS Installed: No >>>> - Resources Controlled by: Auto(ESCD) >>>> >>>>To kill all doubts, I also installed the WinXP in the same machine ... >>>>the soundboard was detected as 'Crystal SoundFusion Device' and >>>>installed automatically by the OS. For my surprise, when I try to >>>>play a WAVE file, the PC freeze as in Win98. >>>> >>>>Below the resources used by the devices in WinXP: >>>> >>>>- IRQ's: (ISA) 0 - system timer >>>> (ISA) 1 - keyboard >>>> (ISA) 6 - floppy controller >>>> (ISA) 8 - cmos >>>> (ISA) 9 - acpi >>>> (ISA) 12 - ps/2 mouse >>>> (ISA) 13 - numeric data processor >>>> (ISA) 14 - primary ide >>>> (ISA) 15 - secondary ide >>>> (PCI) 16 - crystal soundfusion(tm) device >>>> (PCI) 21 - usb controller >>>> (PCI) 21 - usb 2.0 controller >>>> (PCI) 22 - hsp56mr >>>> (PCI) 16 - via rhine II ... >>>> >>>>- DMA's: 02 - floppy controller >>>> 04 - dma controller >>>> >>>>The BIOS is configured as follow: >>>> - PnP/PCI Configs >>>> - PnP OS Installed: No >>>> - Resources Controlled by: Auto(ESCD) >>>> >>>>Can someone help me? >>> >>> > > |
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